Workshop: Diana Dialogues

The Diana F+ is a faithful little medium format camera that can get a lot done. She's great for everyday snap shots and more advanced techniques like pinhole photography. Learn more about what she can do at our workshop!

Trace the Diana’s roots back to where it all began: learn how the camera has affected trends and become a classic artistic tool for several generations of photographers. In 2007 this camera was reborn as Lomography’s most versatile and successful camera ever. Discover all the incredible accessories that make the Diana F+ the camera that the whole world is buzzing about and pick up tips, tricks, and dazzling techniques!

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Happy New Year Everyone. We're confident that our January 2015 workshops will help you dust off those January blues and get you smiling again. You'll be able to learn how to expose an image onto fabric or canvas with our LUMI paint workshop, learn the basics of our super Diana F+ camera and take to the streets with the Lomo'instant. There is also a great exhibition of analogue prints from photographer Arat “Huge” Komsawadichai. Find out more and book your spot by clicking here.

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